Original U.S. American Revolutionary War Stave Construction Canteen with Initials & Possible Unit Marking Stocks still tightly wrapped with twisted

still tightly wrapped with twisted wire

or Tombak as earlier versions did

Stainless Steel Push Back

The simplification of the receiver and its internal working components meant that the weapon was lighter than in previous BAR iterations and proved less expensive to produce in number

with no breaks

Original U.S. American Revolutionary War Stave Construction Canteen with Initials & Possible Unit Marking Stocks still tightly wrapped with twistedOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous example of a Revolutionary War stave construction canteen with period inscriptions. The talented cooper who made this canteen used white cedar, and the staves are wide, but so nicely worked and fitted that it took only 5 to completely encircle the two faces, which were then bound with interlocking hoops of hickory, making a watertight container that was also light and less susceptible to rot, by the